I never write film reviews, I only talk about my feelings with my friends, thinking about the creator's method, and sharing it with my friends. However, asking me to use the rational tool of words to dissect those works makes me feel like dissecting a soul with a scalpel. And the writers who can make these films are indeed talented, much smarter than those of us who are outside the audience, so we can only appreciate them, not qualified to comment.
Ralph Fiennes, who plays Onegin, is as good as ever, and even Liv Tyler's performance is accurate. Takinia's inner show is expressed in great detail. In fact, Liv Tyler's appearance is far from the image of a Russian girl. Her appearance is delicate and has a modern sense of elf.
Onegin's pain was the pain of not knowing how to live, and he was extremely dissatisfied with the easy life he had and couldn't get rid of the life he was accustomed to. He does not participate in the high society's intoxication, and he cannot integrate into the tranquility of rural life. But it is this kind of outsider's identity that makes him have a special pride, contempt for everything, indifference to everything. As a bystander wandering outside the mainstream, he is extremely sober and very blind, soberly seeing the boredom and ridiculousness of life, and Que has never really understood himself.
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